University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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IwUyAt As long as you ' re able to maintain a passing grade and are happy with the grades you get, who cares how you study. fau4 S zat z gi% Desk-top publishing! This student knows why every dorm room comes equipped with a desk. Photo by Scott Calvert. Student Life y£- 29

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Study The key to success in college is good study hab- its. Or is it? Many students whose actual study habits vary greatly from traditional methods prove that they still manage to maintain aca- demic excellence while studying their way. I study in front of the TV almost every night and my grades are pretty good, said sophomore Baltazar Bermudez. According to many, watching TV or lis- tening to the radio while studying or studying while among a group of friends are considered unhealthy habits. I try to study wherever and whenever I can find time, said freshman Carrie Armenta. I usually study somewhere on the second floor of the the Student Union between classes. Many other students, also suffering from lack of time 28 y ' , Student Life take advantage of bus rides, dinnertime, and dur- ing other classes to finish up the night ' s homework. Some people do stick to the tried and true method thought to lead to success. For many, this method in- cludes sitting upright at a desk with adequate light- ing and no distractions. Junior Jimmy Moser is a believer. He said, I use the tradition al method all the time. Last semester it paid off with a 4.0. It remains unclear whether or not there is a direct correlation between study habits and academic success. Freshman Chris Santa Cruz believes, As long as you are able to maintain a passing grade and are happy with the grades you get, who cares how you study. By Joaquin Bermudez Relaxed and ready! There is nothing bet- ter than spreading out on the mall and enjoying the bright sun and a good book. Photo by Scott Calvert. She ' s got what it takes! Armed and dan- gerous with a book, backpack, water bottle, and glasses, this student is sure to be a success. Photo by Scott Calvert. To study or not to study? There is no question in this student ' s mind that study- ing is an important part of college life. Photo by Scott Calvert.

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I like the exer- cise science classes be- cause I am able to relax, lose some weight, relieve stress, and especially get a grade for something that I love. It ' s Greek to me! Science technical terms often seen like a language of their own. Photo by Thomas Mehls. 30 Student Life